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I know we have some younger people out there so you could see that this could be a really big, long career for a lot of our traders. But over the years, like I said, I've been using platforms, how to trade and it has nothing that I've used that comes in and compare it to Bookmap other than when I started back in the early days, something that's called Instanet. Now, there's a stock that's moving right now. I'm just gonna bring it up and share it with you. I don't know if everybody can see it real quick right here, but I'm looking at a stock called PTSD. Now, I just wanna show you what's happening, what's going on with this stock right here. For some of you, I don't know if you guys have been watching, but day trading is basically, it's basically just finding things that are moving that have a lot of action in the market. And this stock, you could see here back on this day on the 10th, which was like last week, stock was 17 cents. Now listen, I'm not talking about dealing with penny stocks, but it's irrelevant. What happened with this stock is it started, opened up at $1.80. It's shot up to almost $10. Actually, yeah, up to almost $10 a share. And then it actually went to $12 a share in the after hours. That was up about 300, 3200% in one day. Now, you hear about them, guess what? They do exist, they're there. And yeah, you know what? Some of them could be short squeezes, which this is what it is, but there are opportunities to trade these stocks. And you could see like this one right here, same stock, this moved up that much. But look what happened today. It started this morning, we were trading in our trading room and I'll bring it to you here right now. This is actually our professional trading room right here. And these are all our traders on the left. And by the way, I'm gonna invite all of you guys to come here. There's another stock we're trading right here, but I wanna show you up, I wanna scroll up here and show you what's going on here. So, I'm trying to get here in the morning. So, you could see right here, these are the stocks that are moving this morning. Mara, ALAT, all of them. But then what happened? ALDDX, you could see we talk about holes, everything else. But as we move up, you'll start seeing that, boom, all of a sudden, TPSD started moving. Then you could see it's up about 78%. And not only that, but when you look over here in the chat, you could see all the traders, you know, Grant and John and here's me posting up a link of the book map out there of the stock moving. And you could see how much the stock moved. Stock went from roughly around this $4 all the way up to about 740 in a matter of about an hour and a half. Now, that's like, I mean, how often have you ever been in the stock like that? Now, for some of you, you're probably wondering, well, why did it go up? Okay, what made the stock go up, Fausto? What is your secret sauce? But let me just tell you what's going on right here. Let me bring up the book map really quick, all right? So when you look here on book map, it's gonna try to get back here early in the morning. And you could see that there was some, you know, the way the book map works, it's like a heat map, basically for some of you that are maybe watching the first time or some of you I'm like talking about like, well, I know this already Fausto and I get it. Sometimes you need to use someone to reiterate over and over again, because when you start implementing and depending on your style and all these types of wells and whistles, you could see I kind of keep things a little bit more simple. But right around here, there was this big buyer right here. You see this right around here, I'm gonna bring this up and zoom in over here a little bit. And it's gonna get really nice and dark so much. So, hold on, oops, I did a little too much. Hold on, second we fix this, there we go. All right, so right around here, okay, you see how that line got really red right there? Okay, so when I zoom over here and I push it over to the right, look right here on the right-hand side, you see it says 11, 110,000 shares looking to be bought. That same buyer right there was also that same buyer, that uptick. So he was at 390, this was like 10 o'clock in the morning and then he uptick there a little bit earlier. And you can see when he did that uptick, that stock literally went from $4 was actually at 430 and shot up to this big seller at $26,000 at $5. And then you could see as I move along, this seller left and I'm gonna explain to you what that means. And then this, I mean the buyer left and then that seller got executed. And that buyer could have probably been, could have been that right here, this $4 buyer, probably is the buyer that says, you know what, no one's selling to me a four, I'll just pay the five. And he actually ran it up to 580. And you could see as the day goes on and the stock got halted, it's kept going up, up, up, up, up, up. And then all of a sudden seller started showing up and this when the latter effect came in. Now that is the power of day trading. And that's what I'm gonna talk about. So what I'm gonna offer everybody here is before we move on, does everybody have their phone with you? Just take your phone and, or you could type in that QR code, you could scan that QR code. But I'm gonna invite all of you, everything I talked about, I'm gonna invite you into my trading room. And you're gonna see this live, how we use it. Now I've been using, I've seen so many platforms and there's not hundreds, there are thousands of them out there. But we exclusively use this platform more than anything. We showcase it, we do screenshots in there. And it's basically I call it the level four of trading. So go out there, you're gonna be able, I'm gonna post a link up again at the end of the presentation, but let me go over a couple of things I wanna cover. I'm also, if you're not subscribed to our channel, we're live on YouTube every morning at 9 a.m. and at 2.30. We broadcast live, I'm always posting little clip bits on shorts on YouTube. I'm also on Instagram, Twitter, all of them. So please, and just make sure you like us, friend us, I'll leave your comments there, okay? Now let's go back and look at some of the big monies that we traded in stocks that moved. Now did anyone see the stock IONQ? Okay, I don't know if anyone here looked at it, but IONQ, a very small, good example of what a support level looks like. And you could see how I kind of eliminate all the fancy stuff on any indicator, any platform out there, but all I'm focusing on is the heat map and the, which is called the COB, which means current order book. That is what I kind of called. And that, you know, if you, some of you follow me, I'm actually gonna be live on Thursday. I'm gonna be doing a presentation at NASDAQ and I use something that's called a book viewer. I like to kind of classify this as the book viewer, where you see the orders, but you see multiple orders from different exchanges, which is obviously more data, more orders, more transparent, more transparency for you. But right here, you can see there's a big order of 15. You see how the stock is going down at 590 and it gets down to close to 15. Well, this is basically simple, you know, support from resistance levels. You see, everybody is looking for support level, but to me, support level doesn't exist unless you have those fires out there that support that support level. You know what I mean? So the big thing is using the book map as a support resistance platform is a very simple way of using it by seeing those orders. Now, obviously a little more strategy will come along as we move forward, but just understanding what makes a support level is buyers and what makes a resistance levels, you know, is sellers. Now, when you're trying to figure out what happens to these stocks and wanna know how these buyers go out there and how they make these bids out there and how they all of a sudden, they'll continue to buy in, how these stocks run up, it's all about following orders, okay? That's all that comes down to it. Now, I'm not here trying to be a, you know, an analyst and tell you on the best trader in the world, listen, I lose money, I make mistakes and it's part of learning, you know? But losing doesn't make you quit. Losing is actually a good thing because as long as you know why you did it, you're not gonna do it again. And then as anyone to blame, it'll be yourself. But that book map platform is gonna show you those orders out there. Like for example, looking at Apple here, I'll show you a little bit more of what a resistance level is because even though you're looking at a stock that I just mentioned to you and let me bring it back here, the TPST and you could see since we started, there was a, where was it? Since we started at 12 o'clock, you could see, you know, you could see how the stock is obviously going up. I mean, from one, you could see it's already, where you ran about 50, 60 cents. But even that stock right there, it even does it on brand name stocks. So let's look at here on Apple. So listen, you have to come to reality that you're not an analyst, okay? And don't, and whenever someone tells me somebody, whenever anyone tells me, and please ever have me in person, do not say this to me. Oh, I know where Apple's going. Oh, that stock's going up. That's, who are you to tell me it's going up? What makes you know that stock is going up? Did you know that you're coming up to 100,000 share sellers? And it's so funny, but I bring that up. I was in Canada about a month ago doing a speaking at the Money Show. And, you know, I had these people, like I'm like just could you please just tell me what, like who are you? Like where do you get your information from? Are you an analyst? You work for GOLD? No, no, no. It's a good company. But yeah, okay. I know it's a good company. Of course it is. Okay? They're a trillion dollar company, but are you trading it or do you own the company? So as much as sometimes I'll be a little more arrogant, I just do it on a way of to kind of make you realize that you know nothing about the market. What you need to know is that there are 100,000 share sellers out there you're coming up against and you better know where they are because if you own the stock at 178 and you're coming up to these big sellers at 179.50 and 179.70, if you're not prepared for that, you could get caught and then be holding the bag and then you wonder why you own the stock and every time you own it and you never sell in time because you don't have that game plan and then all of a sudden you're right back to where you started from and that's where it comes down to it. But as a professional day trader, as much as I learned how to day trade, I'll learn how to swing trade these stocks also because you could use the book map as a swing trade platform. But right now we're looking at it as a day trade and I know a lot of people like to day trade but you also got to know where those orders are. It's as simple as that. Let's look at Tesla for example. Now I love trading Tesla, it's got great iceberg orders on there and we're going to talk about something called a false breakout. So here you have what's called a 100,000 share seller at 165. So the stock is trading at 163, it's going up, you see this big red line on the heat map and he's been out there for the last 30 minutes. Now what happens is that the stock gets close to that resistance, hits it, backs off to 164.50, goes back to 165 and then all of a sudden the stock breaks it. Now you see right here that little green ball, that is what we call a time in sales. Now the green ball obviously the way it works is within that time frame, depending on how many buys and sells, you know, if it's more orders that are buys, it'll be green if those mortars sells it'll be right. So that's basically where it comes down to it. But how do you know when you're dealing with a false breakout? Well Tesla moves back down to 165. Well this is a signal for false breakouts. I mean some people look at it all the time and you want to know, well you know what I've seen this before, I've seen the stock go up, it hits a resistance level. Now the question is when it does a false breakout, okay, or you hit a stock that hits a resistance level, the big iceberg order out there, was there anybody else out there at any higher? Okay, is there any big orders on the bottom on the order? So you should have a consistency of the stock should just go straight up. Now I look at a false breakout as this, it's called consolidation. If the stock starts consolidating and does not continue to go higher, like for example, let me bring back this TPST, when you look at this stock and you're seeing how this chart is trending up, and you're wondering like, is it a false breakout, is it consolidating? Well, if it's a breakout, it's going to continue to go higher. If it consolidates, which it did right here, and it hovered there for about 15 minutes and then continue to go higher, that's a false breakout. So let's look at Delta for example, another stock, another brand name stock. So a lot of positive earnings on Delta, everything was great. I'm a big fan of Delta. Listen, I swear by Delta, I refuse not to fly any other airline but Delta. But what the hell do I know? I'm just a day trader, okay? Now what the stock is doing, if you listen to me and I was long, you're going to lost your shirt, okay? Because Delta did come down and didn't do too well. So let me bring up Delta on the execution system actually really quick. You can see Delta went from like right here. Stock went from like 49 all the way back down to price of 34, okay? Doesn't mean I'm still not going to fly them. But let's talk about what happened in pre-market with this stock. So the stock, you could see there's a lot of action in pre-market. I don't know if a lot of you trade in pre-market, but we do here at Cybertree University. Now the question is, should we buy on the news on Delta? Well, before we ever buy any stock, we always want to check and see where the street is, where are the orders? And you can see right here, we're from 37, dropped down down to 3580. So where are the big buy orders? That's what we got to look at ourselves. Well, just because the stock goes up, you got to have a game plan of the future and know where the orders are down the road. So when you look at a stock like this and you want to know where the orders are, just because the stock goes up with good news doesn't mean you can't buy cheaper. And when you go to the book view, you start seeing orders at 36, well, guess what? 36, stock goes up, ounces off it, test the big seller at 17. You're seeing every order out. Now you know where you are at that moment in time. So there are going to be opportunities to buy the stock if it's not at 16, if it's 30, I mean 3630, if it's not at 3597. You want to know are those orders are out there? Are they getting executed? Are they continue to be out there? Because if you don't see where they are and you don't see these orders out there, guess what? You're going to be constantly chasing a stock and you're always going to be behind the eight ball. Now, let's look at a couple of the ones really quick right here. What I like to do is I want to bring up a couple of stocks out here that we did we were trading. And I want to go through something really quick. I think everyone will appreciate this house. So how do you find these stocks? OK, so let me bring up my execution system here. So let me tell you how we find the stocks and we're going to go to the book viewer and we're going to play around and we're going to see, you know, and how to have a game plan. So the first place we look at is right here, the big percentage gainers and losers. All right. Now, as much as I would like to show TPST and this having this big nice runner up really quick right here. All right. A second. OK. The game plan is where do we sell it? OK, now we saw the stock had a big run up to ten dollars the other day. We know the stock is up a lot. It's up 100 percent. But is it going to continue to go higher? Now, the sixty four thousand dollar question is where are the sellers? Where is the resistance levels? You have to understand something. And this is what my mentor has always taught me. We know nothing about the stock market. OK, the street does. And what we're going to do right here is before I ever buy a stock, I'm going to go to the book viewer and I'm going to bring it up over here. I'm going to show what we got going on. So around eleven o'clock, this stock had a big iceberg order right around here around seven fifty. When you hit that iceberg order, you could see right here. Another order showed up. Another order showed up. And it went from seven fifty all the way down to six dollars. Now, that kind of stinks. I mean, like to have a stock and you've seen it runner and all of a sudden you want to know why it came up. Well, this big order showed up. Right now, the stock is what we call consolidating. OK, it consolidated here, was trading at the six dollar price range. And now we're going back up. Now, if you notice that same seller out there at seven fifty is still out there. OK, so he's been out there since eleven. He's been out there now till one thirty. All right, down. Everyone's always probably asking, oh, maybe the stock is going to continue to go higher. Maybe it's going to break out. Let me go check my Fibonacci. Forget about that crap. OK, you're dealing with this order out there. He's been out there. And the next thing that I did not teach you, which you're going to see in our trading room when I invite you all in there is is this stock? Is this trader these traders out there looking to sell at seven fifty? Are they doing something called refreshing? Now, refreshing means are they selling more orders? Are they keep, you know, are they showing what they're showing? But they're hiding orders in the back. They keep updating their quote like, which means, yeah, I want to sell thirty thousand and you're like, and I got extra. I want to sell no thirty thousand. I want to sell another thirty thousand. I want to sell another thirty thousand. That's called refreshing. He keeps updating his quote. You got to know these things. And how do you know it? You got to look over here on what's called the time and sales window and see if these orders getting filled and see what's happening. Now, does it look like a good stock? Should we go out there and buy it? Listen, let it break past seven fifty. And also, like I showed you on the previous slides earlier, let's see if the stock breaks out. Let's see if it gets past this resistance levels. OK. Let's see if the stock consolidates a little bit more at this time frame or continues to go higher. These are the things you've got to look at. And these are the things how you have a game plan. Now, let's look at something else. Let's look at let's look at a brand name stock. OK, let's look at I don't know, we'll use Tesla, for example. Right, because everybody loves trade, Tesla. And I know why a lot of people like trade Tesla because they can't afford it and have great options. So let me explain something about options. If you can't be a good stock trader, you're not going to be a very good option trader because it's a movement of the stock that makes an option move. Now, because it's a lot of data with Tesla, sometimes Tesla takes a little bit more time to load it up. Now, this is a pretty cool example. Now, you'll notice right here, you had a buyer right here at twenty two fifty, but there was a really big buyer that showed up right around here around twenty twenty two fifty two. Excuse me. What would happen when I hit two fifty two? Without even even thinking twice, it was shot all the way to two fifty three came all the way back down to two fifties to two. It dropped the dollar pretty quickly, a very big support levels. Hit it and look what happened. Now, the question is, is it consolidating? Is it if the guy get executed? Well, that's what only time is going to tell. Only time can tell. And from the look out of it, it doesn't look like it's going to do too well. It looks like it's going to continue to go lower. It's slingshot up, but it looks like it's going to go lower. So the next thing you have to ask yourself is, OK, if I'm on a losing side, here's the next support levels. And when I zoom down and I keep zooming and zooming and zooming, guess what? I'm not seeing anybody here until about two fifty. And then the next one at two forty eight. And if I keep going down, now you start to see bigger orders, two forty, two forty five. So just to let you know, the book map could also be used as a swing trading platform. So not only are we micromanaging on the day trade part of it, but we can extend it on the long term part of it. And that's what this is what I love about using the book map platform. And this is how we trade today's market. So we'll go out there. We'll look at the stock. We'll see support resistance levels. We'll check and make sure that that buyer was there. You know, at eleven thirty, he damn well better be here now. And from the look out of it, from the looks of it, if I bring this up and show you what we're talking about. Next buyer here is for twenty thousand at two fifty one. And let me tell you something, not to jump ahead, but twenty one thousand shares. I see orders sometimes on Tesla, one hundred and fifty thousand, eighty thousand. So you might think twenty one thousand of a two hundred and fifty dollars stock is a lot. But trust me, I've seen big orders on Tesla, too. So you could see that basically this is what we do here at Cybertry University. We use it for breakouts. We use it to follow orders. And if you watch any of my other videos on book map, you know, I went into also talking about bars and, you know, candlesticks, everything else. But, you know, you don't have to make it that complicated. You know, as a beginner, I like to work on the beginner side of it. But you eventually, once you get comfortable with it, then you can start adding all these other fancy bells and whistles to it. But in the meantime, you could see it's more or less just following new orders. All right. Now, with that said, everybody, I just want to leave everybody off with this. I want to get everyone here to come and join me in my trading room. OK. And basically, you could see them right here right now. They're all looking at, I mean, it's, you know, a little tough time, right? But you can see all the traders are still in there. You can see our instructors are talking about it. They're watching TPST right now. And, you know, and I want you guys to come and be part of that team. Join us all day, maybe the morning, the afternoon, whatever it may be. But just to let you know, this is what Cybertrain is why we're endorsed by every brokerage firm in the industry. We're probably the number one educational school that's endorsed by more brokerage firms in any school out there. Not only that, but we have a pretty high rating on the Google also. OK. And the reason for it is because we're not analysts. We're not giving you stock picks. We're not here, you know, telling you what to buy and sell. We're teaching you how to think for yourself. But most importantly, we're teaching you how to control losses because that's everyone's biggest issue. And that's why we have such a great reputation. And by the way, I don't think anyone here has ever been in a presentation could say, hey, they've been doing for 30 years. So I want all of you guys to come join the trading room. I want you just to take your phone, grab it, scan that QR code, OK? Or type in that link and be happy to join us in there and watch some live trading and what we're doing. Because my goal today is I don't want to be here for an hour. OK, let me spend the hour. Let me spend a week with you in my trading room so you could see it more live in the market. All right. Now. Does anyone have any questions before we, you know, before we end the presentation? Any other questions? It's amazing how fast 30 minutes go. Yeah, yeah, good, good point, Fausto. I don't see any questions at the moment. Please get your questions in, everybody. But I have a few for you, Fausto. I mean, yeah, I mean, I was just a few comments more, I think more than questions. But time and again, like, you know, I've seen you trade since like you were trading before I met you. I saw you present at the Money Show in New York City. And and you were just looking at, you know, just a couple of things, really, support and resistance on a candlestick chart. And then you're you're looking at your level two at that time. You're doing the same thing, but now you've got a composite view in book map. So very, very simple. You're just looking at for these two things and you're looking for the context of the participants around those areas. Like you said, it someone comes in. Oh, the stock's going up. It's a great company, whatever. Who cares? It what matters is in day trading or in some of the swing trades that you're showing as well, is what do they think now of this stock? At these levels, it's all about risk to reward. It's all about risk to reward. Why go out there? Like, listen, I'm using Tesla. I'm looking at I could look at Nvidia. I could look at AMD. I could look at Apple. But the thing is, can you use the same theory towards those? Yes. But when you look at something as in like a risk to reward, let me tell you, like most people that like, like I'm not a huge fan of options for one reason. OK. The reason why people like to trade options because they feel they can't afford the stock because they keep hearing people talking about Tesla or they talk about Nvidia, talk about Apple, what all these brand names are like. And in the world, you could still trade those, but you could get all the stocks out there to trade. You know what I mean? Like I just showed you the TPST. I mean, like that thing just took off. I mean, it's up 100 percent. When did you ever see Apple of 100 percent? When do you ever see Tesla of 100 percent in a day? You know what I mean? So like it's all about risk to reward. I don't care about what's going on. I get we still trade them. Don't get me wrong. We do trade options. We've also day trade options, but you've got to learn how to trade the stock first. You know, that's where it comes down to it, you know? And that's what used to see me back then. Back then I used to use and I'm actually doing a presentation from Thursday for Nasdaq. Like I'll use the book viewer. You know, this is basically the book viewer, but just on steroids, right? You know, you have the current order book. You're seeing it on more of a heat map. And that's really what makes it a big difference. Right. Right. Yeah. Yeah. No, I mean, it's it was just a really good point. And it was it was nice to hear, like, you know, people think, oh, well, you know, the guy's here again or whatever. No, it's not that. It just depends on on the condition of the auction. Where are the board? Where are the orders? It's as simple as that. Right. So and yeah, this is something book map is just, you know, shines to be able to show that order flow. If you even if you go back and you take a look at your TPST like showing the halts showing like the action right before the halt. Look at that. That was really interesting because there was a see how like there's a on the way down, see the no, the second one, the second one. Zoom in a little bit on the second halt. No, no, go back. So yeah, scroll back, scroll back and like keep keep going. It was it's pretty far back. They're there. OK. So here, look at look at this person on the on the offer and and the stocks going down, you know, and it's halting. But they're they're still in there in the book. You know, so as soon as it opens up, it trades up into that and then it sells off again. I mean, it's telling you a lot. And that's during all is right here. That was right here. Yeah, right on that little uptick there. Yeah, yeah, right here. Oops, wrong one. Sorry about that. That's right here. Right here, it happened. Yeah. And in the information, you don't want to get caught in that. But you know what? You could have been prepared and got out before it actually happened. And we talk about that all time and actually, you know, trading room. We we could see holds as soon as they're happening. You have about maybe 15 seconds and seconds and we're in a position like, oh, it's getting halting. You better get out or you better get in. We usually have that 10 cent, 10, 10, that 10, 10 second window because we have our, you know, we have our finger on the pulse right there. So that's what's great about that's what's great about it. So like I said, if you're watching this as a recording, maybe you watch on YouTube, you know, listen, come join the trading room. You know what I mean? Let me show you give a couple of videos, watch it. We have a couple of small demonstrations. The only thing I could do in 30 minutes is spark your interest. That's all I could do, but it's really comes down to it. Yeah. Yeah. Well, I just I just really it's really great to hear like support and resistance is only support and resistance if there's supply and demand, which means there have to be orders there. I say it all the time. I say it all the time. People say, is there support? They're like, I don't know. Let's see if the orders are out there. Is there resistance out there? I don't know. Let's see if the sellers are out there. But what does that have to do it? Because the big thing that we try to teach is stop focusing on the past. It can't be indicative of the future unless those orders are out there. And that's what's great by using the book map. And we use it all day long in our trading room. So that's the most important thing. Yeah, great, great, great stuff. So yeah, I don't see any any questions, Fausto. So no problem, no problem. Like I said, if anyone you got, you got our number, you got our email address, just feel free to join us. And then look forward to seeing the trading room. And thanks to having us, Bruce, and look forward to seeing you next month. OK, sounds good, Fausto. Thank you.